I’ve kept a target of 20k per month rental income, once I achieve that I’ll start burning cash like crazy 😝 keep going brother let’s check back each other’s progress after a few years 👍🏻😆 also, do spend responsibly on things which you enjoy the most so that you don’t regret later on, this will keep a balanced approach imo 

You burn wood under the heat exchanger and put the lid on it. 

Great room concept living w wood burning FP.

Family & dining room adjacent to kitchen features a wood burning stove for cozy gatherings.

Hardwood floors in the large living room with a wood burning fireplace and lots of light.

Front deck welcomes you into an open floorplan - New kitchen, spacious dining & inviting living room w wood burning fireplace.

Complete burn-out property.

.* They've been burned in your area (city, county, state) writing landlord policies. 

Quote from @Carol Burns: I have a SFR that is not set up for handicap access.   

The 15 year option is likely be the most profitable in the long run but you run the risk of crashing and burning if you can't make up the negative cash flow at some point in the next 12 years.